high into the sky. She there destroyed his weapon, causing a great explosion, and removing both of them from history. Only Hugh Klein was able to recall his daughter and the events that had occurred. Moon Maiden eventually returned, wrapped up in the schemes of the Centurion, who had also returned. Hugh was able to rekindle the memories of Laura's friends in the Justice League, and together they were able to free her from the Centurion and she was able to bring a close to his scheme. Afterwards, she felt somewhat lost, as most of the world still was unaware of her, but she had Hugh and her friends to help her rediscover this Earth which was now new to her. Moon Maiden's only other appearances to date have been an appearance on the cover of JLA/Avengers #3 and a cameo (from the waist down) in the next issue, #4. Powers and abilities Moon Maiden is able to manipulate the alchemical processes of the Hundred's Lunar Villa, and as such is able to manipulate the Moon's gravitational pull. The effects range from moving small items around, to flight, to creating havoc with the Earth's tides and earthquakes. She can also induce an effect called 'Lunar Madness' in others, which can manifest as anything from traumatic flashbacks to being driven permanently insane. See also Moondancers References Characters created by Dale Eaglesham DC Comics female superheroes DC Comics extraterrestrial superheroes Fictional characters with gravity abilities Fictional astronauts Comics characters introduced in 2000 Superheroes who are adopted Comics set on the Moon Fictional characters from the Solar System